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GAAA Readers’ Theater announces cast for Radio Days

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The Glen Arbor Art Association’s Readers’ Theater announces the cast for its October production of an adaptation entitled Radio Days. The production is actually two playlets, with the first being a comedy and the second a mystery. A broadcast from the NBC program The Fabulous Dr. Tweedydeals with a bumbling college professor and a young child left by her father into his care. A CBS program Inner Sanctum provides the second offering, which was called “The Voice On The Wire”.

CAST For The Fabulous Dr. Tweedy Episode “As Benjamin Franklin Said”

Tweedy, Ron Smith
Patsy, Jean Jenkins
Tilcy, Karen Ford
Officer, Pete LaPlaca
Narrator, Kathleen McCormick
Man, Brian Iler
Clerk, Joan Schloop
Drive,r Janice Ross
Mrs. Buckingham, Mary Sutherland
Betsy. Janet Stipicevich
Potts, Jane Karel

CAST for the Inner Sanctum Episode “The Voice On The Wire”

Geraldine, Janet Stipicevich
Doctor; Brian Iler
Harvey; Pete LaPlaca
Laura, Laura Lee Dezelski

The dates for the performances are October 14-15, at 7:30 p.m. at the Glen Lake Community Reformed Church, 4902 W. MacFarlane Rd. Directing the play will be Ron Smith, a Glen Arbor local who previously directed Casablanca, A Christmas Carol and Lost Horizon for GAAA Readers’ Theater. Sound and lighting will be handled by Bill Dickenson and Fred Ford. Janice Ross will be Mr. Smith’s Assistant. Director. Teddy House is in charge of promotion and publicity. As always, the seats are free, are available on a first-come, first-served basis, with reservations possible in advance at a new address, gaaareaderstheater@gmail.com.

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